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The money comes from the state’s Great Lakes Water Quality Protection Bond. It was created over 20 years ago by a voter-approved ballot initiative
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A boil water advisory was lifted Wednesday around noon for the city of Grand Rapids and Grand Rapids Township
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If you are in the area east of U-S 131 and North of Hall Street, City of Grand Rapids officials say you should not drink your tap water without boiling it first
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The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy, or EGLE, announced over $95 million in MI Clean Water grants to help upgrade water infrastructure in many Michigan communities
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The Michigan PFAS Action Response Team, or MPART, held a community meeting on Tuesday about their investigation into PFAS levels near the former Lowell City Landfill
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Plainfield Charter Township has reached an agreement with Wolverine World Wide securing funding for its PFAS cleanup. The $69.5 million dollar settlement now extends it over the next 4 years
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The Michigan PFAS Action Response Team, or MPART, will be holding a public meeting about their investigation into PFAS levels near the closed Lowell City Landfill
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Bills to create a new water affordability program received a hearing Thursday before a Michigan House committee
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Highland Park residents say the state forced excessive water and sewerage bills onto them by forcing the Detroit enclave to join the Great Lakes Water Authority.
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The Kent County Health Department, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services and City of Grand Rapids recently launched a campaign to educate Kent County residents about preventing lead exposure